377. Tim Oberg, Former CEO of parkrun Australia, on escaping the rat race, building a vibrant community and managing anxiety [Best of Series]
"It's now obvious to me that it's harder to maintain that sense of community unless you've got things like parkrun that are driving that connection."
In this Best of Series episode, we replay a chat we had in 2019 with Tim Oberg, Former CEO of parkrun Australia on escaping the rat race, buildin…
Mini Chief: Tim Oberg, former CEO of parkrun Australia on building a vibrant community [Best of Series]
"It's now obvious to me that it's harder to maintain that sense of community unless you've got things like parkrun that are driving that connection."
This is a special episode only available to our podcast subscribers, which we call The Mini Chief. These are short, sharp highlights from our fabulo…
Mini Chief: Tim Oberg, former CEO of parkrun Australia on building a vibrant community [Best of Series]
"It's now obvious to me that it's harder to maintain that sense of community unless you've got things like parkrun that are driving that connection."
This is a special episode only available to our podcast subscribers, which we call The Mini Chief. These are short, sharp highlights from our fabulo…
Our love-hate relationship with running and the reality of tiny home living
Running rarely feels easy, even for people who love it. Your legs ache, lungs burn, and then there's the nagging voice in your head telling you to walk the rest of the way. And yet, despite that discomfort, run clubs are booming and marathons are selling out. Author Konrad Marshall and Parkrun Aust…
Episode 446 - Show us your weed
Did we get your attention? Good! We’ve also got the Big Cheese and a swathe of roving reports from the UK (Queens parkrun in Glasgow and Flint Castle in Wales) to Poland (Zalew Łęg) and back home, with Gayndah River Walk ( in Queensland). There’s all the usuals too with Reginald and a rhyming Dazza…
parkrun's Tim Oberg is ready to help get kids running
Do you know the story of how parkrun ended up in Australia? Or that dogs used to be registered to run? Or that Australia has made it our own? Neither did we until we caught up with parkrun Australian's founder, Tim Oberg. Tim was the person who brought largest free running activity to Australia and…
What Parkrun can teach us about building community
Tim Oberg has spent much of the past two decades getting Australians moving, but running was never really the point.
Tim brought Parkrun to Australia in 2011, growing it from its first event at Main Beach on the Gold Coast to hundreds of communities around the country. Along the way, he discovered …
A Rescue Dog, a Barcode and a Movement: Tim Oberg on founding parkrun Australia
What does it take to turn a Saturday morning idea into a movement that half a million Australians now call part of their weekly routine?
In this episode, Catherine sits down with Tim Oberg, the founder of parkrun Australia, for a warm, candid and often surprising look back at how it all began, incl…
Tim Oberg - Part 1 - Why Parkrun Isn't Just About Running
In this episode, Trisha interviews Tim Oberg, who brought Parkrun to Australia in 2011 and grew it into one of the country's largest participation movements, and who now leads the Healthy Kids Project and its flagship RAD Run Club.
What did Tim think he was building when he stood on a sandy mound a…
Tim Oberg - Part 2 - What It Takes to Seed a Movement
In this episode, Trisha continues her conversation with Tim Oberg, who brought Parkrun to Australia in 2011 and now leads the Healthy Kids Project and its flagship RAD Run Club.
Parkrun has a reputation for changing lives, but some people are still missing from the start line. Trisha and Tim look a…
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